incendiés
Incendiés is the plural form of incendié, the past participle of incendier, used in French as an adjective and occasionally as a noun. It designates something that has been set on fire or burned. The term most commonly appears with inanimate referents, especially buildings, vehicles, or other structures described as incendiés after a fire—for example, immeubles incendiés or véhicules incendiés. It can also describe materials that have been damaged by fire.
When referring to people, incendiés is uncommon and can be stylistically awkward; journalists and legal texts
Etymology and nuance: incendiés derives from incendie (fire), via the verb incendier, with the suffix -é marking
In historical and contemporary reporting, the form is used to indicate damage by fire. It is not
Related terms include incendie, incendiaire, brûlé, and dommages, which cover fire, arson, burned status, and fire-related